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Do you believe that it is rude to tell a room full of obnoxiously loud people to shut up?

I just wanted to get peoples opinion's on this so that I could decide for myself if shouting "Shut up!" at the top of my lungs to my homeroom was considered rude by them or not.

I was trying to listen to the announcements(specifically for Prom Court, because I wanted to know), and our teacher was trying to get everyone's attention. He kept saying, "Are you guys listening? They're announcing the Prom Court! Hey, are you guys hearing this?" and they repeatedly ignored him. They were practically screaming at the top of their lungs, and I was so irritated at that point that I turned my head to that specific side of the room and told them(very loudly), to shut up. I've gotten some nasty looks from some of them since that transpired, and I feel like they think I was the one being rude.
 LinkKinuzuma13 posted over a year ago
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summer448 said:
Yeah they probably thought you were being rude, but you did what you had to do and there's nothing wrong with it.
(; Don't feel bad about it.
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MaxandMart said:
I think it was not up to you to have to keep the class under control but the teacher's responsibility. If you missed the announcements, you should check with the principal's office during recess / free period / before you go home.
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DerpThatHerp said:
No, not at all, get a air horn up in that bitch xD
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Madisyn_13 said:
No, it's not at all. If they were you they would also be irritated as well as full of rage. If they give nasty looks, oh well! They are just misbehaved children not knowing to act their age's. As far as the information above goes, No, it was not rude of you at all. I would have said more than shut up though, and that would have been the end of it, weather they wanted to hear it, or not! Hope this helps!! ♥ Madee
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